Sentence examples for In two may from inspiring English sources

Brain bisection cases (described in Section 4.1) in which, some urge, unified consciousness splits in two may be relevant here (Parfit 1971, 1984).

If you want to economize, a very well-ironed white sheet folded in two may suffice.

May 26: One in four may switch party in next month's vote, this month's Guardian/ICM poll shows.

One person in three hundred may have lasting aphasia.

Three citizens in four may tell pollsters they desire political change.

The risk of dying from cancer, which is now about one in five, may go down to one in ten, or one in fifteen.

One adult in five may be infected with HIV, and AIDS is thought to kill nearly 500 people every day.

Most who catch it will never display symptoms, although one in five may develop flu-like illness with headaches, tiredness, aches and pains or rashes.

As many as one biotech try in ten may prove successful, which keeps the R&D cost down to between $100 million and $150 million per marketable product.

United Technologies' decision to break the company in three may seem like a renunciation of the idea of the conglomerate, but viewed from within the aerospace industry, it looks like gigantism of a different sort.

One in eight may suffer from alcohol-related problems covering up post-traumatic stress disorder.